Conclusion
Succenturiate placenta is a clinically important morphological abnormality often leading to complicated labor, post-partum hemorrhage and infection. Obstetricians should have a high level of suspicion in pregnancy with associated risk factors during antenatal ultrasonography. Early detection of succenturiate placenta during antenatal checkup can prevent the occurrence of these complications and help in proper management of pregnancy and labor. Furthermore, advanced technologies like color doppler can be implemented to pinpoint the diagnosis and thus help to expect the possible complications and prevent them in time.